While the basic model has stayed the same, the structural details of adult Internet affiliate marketing have evolved over the years. This completely unique seminar will take you on a journey that explores every link in the food chain. From acquiring and securing your domain and shooting your own content to processing payments and getting traffic, experts in every step of the process will explain in concise and rapid-fire detail how their part works. The alternative title for this seminar could be: Learn Everything You need to Know About the Adult Internet Business in 60 Minutes.

Victor Pitts, Moniker; Spike Goldberg, Homegrown Video; Michael Klein, LFP; Greg Andrews, Executive Stats; Charles Hindrich, Wildline; Johnny V, I-Bridge International; Raphael Berkien, 2000charge

This seminar will teach more than you ever wanted to know about submitting galleries to TGPs, Free Sites to Link Lists, creating and marketing websites through blogs and how to recycle your existing traffic so that you benefit from every surfer who sees your pages. This is a must-attend seminar for everyone doing business, or interested in doing business on the Internet, because knowing how to generate free traffic will always help put money directly into your pocket.

Greenguy, Greenguy Marketing; MrMaryLou, Greenguy Marketing; Gram Ponante, gramponante.com; XXXJay, OCCash

This tightly focused workshop will offer an in-depth look at Yahoo's Sponsored Search program, including a clear discussion of the editorial policies, opportunities and best practices in optimizing campaigns.

This workshop is designed for everyone who owns a company or does PR for one. Your press release is one of the most important marketing tools you have. If you or your PR reps do not know how to write an effective press release, your company will suffer. Learn from industry pros how to better deliver your marketing message for optimum results.

More and more Web producers are looking to leverage their exclusive content for DVD sales in brick-and-mortar stores, only to find that it is not as easy as it looks, and there is a lot they need to know before profits can be realized. This panel of established retailers and distributors will lay out in detail the rules of the road when it comes to real world retail, with some sound advice from those who have already expanded their business model to include Web to DVD sales. This is a must-attend for any online content producer looking to add a new and proven revenue stream to their current business.

Richard Arnold, PurePlay; Sid Grief, AAA News; Peter Reynolds, Adam & Eve; Kim Kysar, Pink Visual

This seminar is designed for all content producers interested in selling exclusive content online, but it is especially relevant for adult DVD producers interested in making money with their content on the Internet. A panel of experts in the distribution of adult content on the Web will outline what you need to know to succeed in making the transition from DVD to Web. The discussion will include technical requirements as well as marketing, legal and traffic issues, but the focus will be exclusively on the hardcore realities associated with distributing content online.

Don Osterholt, Atlas MultiMedia; Oren Cohen, Tightfit Productions; Farrell Timlake, Homegrown Video; Wil Huang, Encoding.TV; Raffi Vartanian, World Wide Content; Albert Lazarito, SilverCash

A panel of established specialists in the tech, legal, business and content areas of the adult Internet will review current security concerns affecting many segments of the adult industry on both sides of the table: affiliates, affiliate programs, online ad buyers and online ad networks/traffic sellers. The panel will provide genre-specific examples of current issues, from communications software/contextual advertising to analysis of how affiliate programs and PPC/ad serving technologies are programmed and how this can impact everyone. The discussion will help webmasters and industry pros learn how to reinforce or establish a set of guidelines and follow-through procedures for preventing or dealing with the aftermath of Internet traffic accountability issues.

Scott Rabinowitz, Traffic Dude; Brandon Shalton, Fight the Patent; Tela Andrews, Express Pro; Greg Piccionelli, Piccionelli & Sarno

Join a stellar panel of industry attorneys for a comprehensive discussion of the 2257 regulations - including the latest version of the regulations, if they are released by show time - current obscenity cases, ongoing CAN-SPAM litigation and other vital legal matters. FSC Executive Director Diane Duke will also be on hand to discuss 2257 litigation.

Reed Lee, JD Obenberger & Associates; Gregory Piccionelli, Piccionelli & Sarno; Lawrence Walters, Weston, Garrou, DeWitt & Walters; Rob Apgood, Attorney

This breakout session will pick up where the legal seminar leaves off. If you have any questions regarding 2257, obscenity, CAN-SPAM or any other legal issues, this is the time and place where they will be addressed as completely as possible.

This workshop will focus on ways that small to medium Webmasters can think outside the box in order to position themselves for success in the adult Internet industry. Subjects covered will include website and network acquisitions, internal Traffic management, technology convergence, quality content and niche ownership and Web 2.0.

With the adult entertainment industry firmly entrenched in Internet use and cyber technology, a company's information assets are increasingly more valuable - and more vulnerable. Most companies have critically important information stored in any number of internal locations, often with minimal security in place to protect those assets. This information-packed panel will focus on emerging issues in the area of information security. Get an update on the latest privacy law issues. Put together an action plan for guarding intellectual property and trade secrets. Discover how to assess information and Internet vulnerability. Don't miss this "how to" guide for managing these complex issues and minimizing your risk.

David Adelman, Greenberg & Bass, LLP; Scott Flacks, Stickam; Stephen Alford, Alacera International

The primary product of every single adult entertainment business is intellectual property, yet few adult entrepreneurs effectively exploit their copyrights, trademarks, and other intellectual property rights. The result is often large amounts of unrealized revenue and potentially huge losses due to piracy and theft of content. For some, the lack of intellectual property knowledge has also led to costly litigation brought by intellectual property owners effectively exploiting their rights. In this seminar noted industry attorney Gregory Piccionelli will detail what every adult entertainment entrepreneur should know about creating, protecting, exploiting and enforcing intellectual property rights. This seminar is a must-attend because Greg will share some of the same information and techniques he has provided as counsel to many of the largest and most successful companies in the business.

Gregory Piccionelli, Piccionelli & Sarno; Anna Vradenburgh, Piccionelli & Sarno